Local Notes Move Through Personal News and Repairs
Mrs C Sanders convalesces after relapse while E Cox plans to replace a fire damaged bunga low. Pearl Ware departs for Mullen Idaho. Cornelia Titus travels to Albany to visit Irma Taylor. Thos Herd completes repairs on G A Dearborn house in Dundee. Pacific College Ladies Auxiliary meets Mrs M P Elliott. Littler family and Mrs Upmeyer visit Dimond household. Frank Wire visits from Portland with parents. R M Sanders drives to Bend on business with Dr L W Horn. W J Saunders recovers from illness. C H Ellis adds to Jas McGuire house. Wills notes Portland address. Henry Cook buys Buick six. mail route carrier. Bond family sails to coast. Rev Huddleston reworks residence. C D Frick plans to settle here. Tom Tyndall roofs building. George T Bradshaw of Portland visits Wire family northwest of town.
James E Martin Takes Over Telegraph Agency
James E Martin now runs the Telegram agency formerly operated by R E Gray who has moved to Portland to reside. Lena Hornibrook visited her parents, John and Mrs Hornibrook of Fifth Street, while pursuing a nurses course at Good Samaritan hospital in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Martin
Telegram Agency
R. E. Gray
Mr. Gray
Portland
Lena Hornibrook
John Hornibrook
Fifth Street
Iss Lena
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kelso Couple Visits Daughter in Medford
Mr and Mrs R R Sterling of Kelso Washington visited their daughter Mrs Florence Moore in Medford on Monday evening and planned to return home on Tuesday. Mrs Moore works at the Golden Rule store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Sterling
Kelso
Washington
Florence Moore
Moore
Golden Rule
City Canyon Park opens new wading tank for public use
Water replaced in the city canyon park wading tank last Saturday. Since then many children have enjoyed wading and swimming during the day heat, taking advantage of the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Canyon Park
Mrs Russell Parker Visits Relatives and New Baby
Mrs Russell Parker returned from Chehalis Washington after visiting Rev and Mrs F C Stannard who stayed overnight before his Brownsville trip. A E Allen of Springbrook supervised the arrival rites for a newborn at Newberg Hospital and will contribute Springbrook items to the Graphic. Spaulding Logging Co reports supplying lumber for new houses and repairs with free building plans helping home builders save on design costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Parker
Chehalis
Washington
F. C. Stannard
Rev. Stannard
Brownsville
A. E. Allen
Springbrook
Newberg Hospital
Allen
Graphic
Spaulding Logging Co
Local Hermiston Newspaper Welcomes Bernard Mainwaring
Bernard Mainwaring, former resident of this place and last year’s OAC graduate, has entered the Hermiston Oregon newspaper field by taking over M C Athey’s interest in the Hermiston Herald. He will team with BE Kingsley, a Hermiston merchant, in owning the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Mainwaring
Hermiston
Oregon
M. C. Athey
Hermiston Herald
Mainwaring
BE. J. Kingsley
Cyclery rider and companion injure pedestrian on highway
Earl Hutchinson of Newberg Cyclery and Allen Morris were riding a sidecar motorcycle toward Portland when they struck a girl who jumped in front of them. They steered off the road to avoid impact, took the injured girl to a doctor, who treated bruises with iodine and found no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hutchinson
Newberg Cyclery
Allen Morris
Portland
Hutchinson
Mrs S M King Visits Old Friends in Portland Past Resident
Mrs. S. M. King of Portland, formerly a resident of Newberg, came up last Saturday and spent a few days visiting old friends in the area.
Correction clarifies parade entry for berry festival
In coverage of the berry festival and parade line up the Graphic corrected an error naming Lester Hanna instead of Lester Hannon as the entrant with a dog and cart. The correction confirms the proper spelling of Hanna and updates the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hannon
Lester Hanna
Spaulding Logging starts lumber delivery for Ander son garage
The Spaulding Logging Co. began delivery of the lumber on Monday for the new garage being erected by W. T. Anderson on First and Center streets. Geo. E. Howland oversees the construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding Logging Co
W. T. Anderson
First
Center Streets
Geo. E. Howland
Newberg Stopover Before Portland Trip by Newsman W J Gordon
W J Gordon and his wife, after spending two weeks at Tillamook, paused in Newberg on Tuesday while traveling to Portland. Gordon is a newspaperman with a Minnesota background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gordon
Tillamook
Newberg
Tuesdey
Portland
Mr. Gordon
Minnesota
Local Visitors Arrive for Week at Hevland Home
Mrs. William Pickett and her daughter from Camas Washington visit Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hevland. Mrs. Pickett is formerly Miss Frances Hevland. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. King, new owners of the Lee Millinery on First Street, came from Snohomish Washington. Mrs. Lee will move to Merced California to join her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pickett
Camas
Washington
B. F. Hevland
J. T. King
Lee
First Street
Snohomish
Merced
California
Newberg区域建筑业与家庭移民消息
Phillip Graff 新近移居纽伯格并建造新居 已将第二栋建筑承包给 Rood 与 Terrell 位于纽伯格与邓迪之间公路沿线。 Edwards 夫妇带儿子自蒂拉穆克来纽伯格，C. J. Edwards 将前往波特兰与温哥华后返回蒂拉穆克。 Grant Conway 报告 Clover 作物成产丰盛，四亩地收割十六大车干草，每英亩约四吨。
Painter Dawson Exhibits Hood Portrait at Newberg Window
C. E. Dawson is noted as a painter and has created a window display for the Newberg Grocery Elford Chamberlain showing Mr Hood from Bull Run Creek. The painting measures about 2 by 8 feet and is praised as a fine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Dawson
Mr. Hood
Newberg
Elford & Chamberlain
Bull Run Creek
Local News Briefs From Newberg Area
Mr and Mrs Harry Miller left Saturday for a trip to W E Crozer and Stacy McCracken made a business trip to Salem Rex Brouillette a former Newberg boy opened a new tire shop at Vancouver Washington Will the girl who lost a pocket book with one dollar please call at the Graphic office Merrill Gibson registered at the Portland school of Dentistry for a four year course Miss Ruth Nottage leaves Friday for Seattle for the Wayfarer Passion Play next week Miss Rose Ellen Hale niece of Mrs J L Van Blaricom visiting here home Montague California Morris Dudley of Newberg in McMinnville Monday seeking a road from his place to the county road Telephone Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic Office
Ruth Nottage
Seattle
Rose Ellen Hale
J. L. van Blaricom
Montague, California
Morris Dudley
Newberg
McMinnville
Miss Mildren Burnham Leaves Newberg for South Dakota
Miss Mildren Burnham who has spent the past year in Newberg and vicinity departed for her home in Brookings County South Dakota last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildren Burnham
Newberg
Brookings County
South Dakota
Mrs. E. D Anderson Visits Bradleys at Triple Oaks
Mrs. E. D Anderson of Seattle and her young daughter Barbara visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. John E Bradley at the Triple Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D Anderson
Barbara
Seattle
Washington
John E. Bradley
The
Triple Oaks
Brouillette Party Makes Fernwood Farm Visit
Rex Brouillette and Mr and Mrs Brouillette with Mrs Caroline Blake traveled from Portland and stopped Sunday at Wesley Boyes farm in the Fernwood district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Brouillette
Mrs. Brouillette
Caroline Blake
Portland
Wesley Boyes
Fernwood
Local Visitors Arrive for Summer Summers in August
Mrs. M. M. York of Elwood Indiana with two children plans August visit in Newberg. Mrs. W. H. Fuzzy from Bloomington Nebraska expected to stay till mid August with brother A. J. Miller. Ina B. Holcomb and the Druck sisters of Carlton visit Leander Allumbaugh for chautauqua. Jessie Gibson returns from Pacific Beach to Hoquiam Washington. Tom Cummings and party fish at Blaine with Mr Miller aboard a Maxwell. The Elliott family from Georgetown Illinois plan to relocate to Newberg and stay with Mrs. Craven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. York
Mable Edwards
Elwood
Indiana
Newberg
W. H. Fuzzy
Bloomington
Nebraska
A. 3. G. Miller
Ina B. Holcomb
Helen
Ina
Ruth Druck
Carlton
Leander Allumbaugh
Tom Cummings
Blaine
Mr. Miller
Portland
Maxwell
Tom
Clergy arrivals and social visits mark Pendleton week
Rev. W. H. Cox of Pendleton accepted a call as pastor of the Newbery Baptist church and will preach next Sunday. Dean Elwood O. Perisho spoke at the chautauqua tent and at Friends church, with visits to local homes. W. W. c. T. U. notes no August meeting. September will feature department reports and officer elections. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brigham, C. A. C. professor, and Elks/ELKS lodges members in Portland and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cox
Pendleton
Newbery Baptist Church
Dean Elwood O. Perisho
Friends Church
E. H. Woodward
Rev
Thomas Perisho
Local visitors and travels noted in Newberg area
W D Bowman treated for rheumatism this week. Will Round of Beach Washington visits his father Rev Geo F Round. Rev and Mrs George F Round plan to preach in Falls City Sunday. Dr E L House a chautauqua lecturer hosted at E E Goff home. H G Lee of Golden Rule store travels to Idaho on business. Woodburn chosen as site for next state United Artisans and Al Azar conclaves. Tom Cummings drives to Portland to greet Illinois visitors Kathry n Elliott and family who plan to live in Newberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Round
Falls City
H. G. Lee
Golden Rule
Idaho
Tom Cummings
Portland
W. H. Elliott
Kathryn
Illinois
Newberg
Fishermen Return from Pacific City Trip
Dave Smith Baldy Willis and Jack McDonald returned Wednesday from a weeklong camping and fishing trip along the Oregon coast visiting Pacific City Tillamook and Seaside. They brought back a good string of fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Smith
Baldy Willis
Jack McDonald
Pacific City
Tillamook
Seaside
Sacramento woman leaves for Portland visit
Miss Maude Davis of Sacramento California departs today after a week with her sister Mrs Bassett to spend several days with relatives in Portland before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Davis
Sacramento
California
Mrs. Bassett
Portland
Berry Festival write-up drives Newberg issue sales
The Graphic advertises remaining copies of the last issue with a Berry Festival write-up. Five cents per copy is the price, urging readers to send copies to friends and spread news of the successful festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Modern bungalow rising on Second and Main streets
The O B Weat fall residence for contractor C A Walker advances toward completion with Spaulding Logging Co. supplying windows and doors. A Salem funeral marks the return of Wayne C Jackson’s remains from France via New York for services under American Legion care. A Newberg picnic hosted by the Coxes draws eighteen relatives and friends with meals under cherry trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Walker
O. B. Weatfall
Spaulding Logging Co
J. G. Jackson
Heppner
Oregon
New York
Salem
American Legion
Women’s Relief corps initiates five new members
At a regular meeting last Thursday five new members were initiated into the Womens Relief corps including Mrs Mary Smith and Miss Mina Ames. There were 38 members present and visiting member Mrs Jean Hill from Los Angeles spoke. Ice cream was served to 12 G A R members at the close. Portland visitors Mr and Mrs L C Simms were guests Saturday and returned home Sunday. Tristram Coffin, son of Dr W W Coffin, came from Seattle to collect his father's belongings for a Whitier California move next week. Dr Coffin is seriously ill and stopped soliciting for Pacific College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 57Th Street North
Portland
Cox
Womens Relief Corps
Mary Smith
Hulda Hansen
Elsie Nelson
Mina Ames
Theodora Nottage
Jean Hill
Los Angeles
Tristram Coffin
W. W. Coffin
Seattle
Whittier
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Cox
Pearl Ware
Mullen
Cornelia Titus
Albany
Irma Taylor
Thos. Herd
G. A. Dearborn
Dundee
Pacific College Ladies Auxiliary
J. B. Littler
Robert
E. E. Upmeyer
Chester A. Dimond
Frank Wiré
F. 8. Harmon Wholesale Furniture Co
M. C. Wire
R. M. Sanders
Auto
Bend
Dr. L. W. Horn
C. H. Ellis
Jas. McGuire
Third
Garfield Streets
Henry Cook
Mr. Cook
W. A. Bond
South River Street
Huddleston
Second and
Edwards Street
Charles JD. Frick
C. C. Frick
Detroit
Michigan
Tom Tyndall
C. A. Morris
Jimmie McGuire
George T. Bradshaw
Mra. . Oe Wire
Wire
Town
Phillip Graff
Apirit
Messrs. Rood & Terrell
Jesse Edwards
C. J. Edwards
C. J
Vancouver
Mrs. Edwards
Grant Conway
Conway
Graham
Kodak Supplies
Harry Miller
W. E. Crozer
Stacy McCracken
Merrill Gibson
Portland School of Dentistry
Jessie Gibson
Pacific Beach
Mrs. Morris
O.S. Morris
Hoquiam
Georgetown
A. 8. Craven
Mrs. Elliott
Elks Lodge
Mr. Frick
W. W. Mountain
Flint
Mr. Mountain
Ernest Duncan
A. C. Baker
Breakville
Ohio
Mellinger
Marion
Cannon Wogoman
Woroman Brothers
W. D. Bowman
Will Round
Beach, Washington
Geo. F. Round
E. L. House
E. E. Goff
Woodburn
United Artisans and
Al-Azar
Mt. Hood
Emmabell
W. F E. Durstine
Woodworths
H. E. Milleson
J. L. Stuart
Dayton Bank
Dayton
Timberline Cabin
Woodworth
Yamhill Electric Company
L. C. Simms
Jonteel
Lynn B. Ferguson
Rexall
First National Bank
Berg, Ore
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